Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-28

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INQUIRE nd this Office. As
Ita1-ron-
Harae. Hyde has gone to Chicago.
F. button has his new house com
----si au has moved into it.
HE. rlIsbury and family expect to
start ir- Florida in a few days.
san Nelson was home from Dartmouth
ol-lp di~sect the Thanksgiving turkey.
is. ladies Of the Cong. church meet
with Miss sophia Skinner on Wednesday.
p NJ. Camp and wife of Newport
.-.z- Thanksgiving with G. y Drew's
people
u. il. Bean closed out the work horses
r. advertised quick metre at auction,
Saturday.
square up that old arrearage bill and
take advantage of our club offer for your
reading the year to come.
Willard Miles has had quite a severe
attack Of diphtheria- He knows what it
fiji, have a sore throat, we doubt not.
A large number of tickets for Rev. Mr..
War-heu-S lecture course have been sold,
and the lectures viii commence ere long.
The ladies of the Methodist society viii
meet with Mrs. Benz. Mossman on Tues
dav afternoon Of this week. AHmembers
are desired to be present.
Glib Ellis writes exciting letters about
TH..r- ~I,..E
lifts the boys into a big fortune we shall
have some little respect for it
The IT. club will meet with Miss L. 6.
N-.>on on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
A full attendance Is desired as important
5a-iue~s i TO be transacted.
show the MoNIToR to your neighbOrs
who are not subscribers and help us TO
increase our list. Everybody can afford
to take papers at the prices we are Of
l.riu- them this year.
There has been a long. cold thaw with
rain. which has carried off the snow, pref
rvmuch and helped 10 bring up the wa
ter SD the streams and springs 1t has
dome great deal of good.
EoLin C. Morse. formerly a resident of
this village. and Isaac Plant left Milton,
IT.. Nov. 18th. for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they have a job in prospect and ex
U-e- v make their permanent home.
Tie r. r. Co. have placed a big three
drve-wheeI engine here as a helper to as
,l>- fu drawing heavy freight trains over
tie summit. 1t is a handsome and very
powerful machine. 1t l. called the Fri
mpl--
Mrs Joanna Jewell. who has been liv-
Ing iu the 6. II. Blake tenement house,
was married Thanksgiving eve to Horace
Coe ~ Burke. 1t is understood that they
wiI reside in Burke, where Mr.. Coe has
Pleasant home.
Horace \. Whitney. who recently NOV
el-1 West Burke, is reported to have
purchased the DR.. Brown place. Horace
talks Of building a grist-miH down there,
and win make things lively if he really
s=-> % It.
Rev. Mr. Worthens sermon on Thanks
giving Day was timely and eloquent
Rather more than the usual number were
press their thanks for the blessings of the
year Hv meeting in the church for that
purpose.
Postmaster Dwinen has caused a good
" :. letter box To be put up at Barron &
IA H-maet's store. for the accommodation
ol people living at the upper end of the
village. Letters deposited there will be
brought TO the office by the mail carrier,
Ar- Drumming. where they viii be stamp
a. etc.. and forwarded. Mr.. Dwinen has
lad- q very obliging postmaster and has
gone tAc most possible for the public
There VIII be a donation visit for Rev
Ar- Wur-hen at the NJ E. church and yes
-l Gl Thursday evening of this week
PIP. Worthen viii be invited TO deliver
short lecture, and a good supper will be
Provided II i designed that the meeting
,-1I le q very pleasant one socially. The
Trends viii bring in refreshments for the
.-.e> % reinforce the oysters Every
,-y cordially invited.
me reception given at the Cong yes
IL LAST saturday evening, for Rev & r.
N.9lg and wife. passed of very pleasant
- about 200 being present Refresh
-rlt> were served at about O'Clock, af-
W which purse Of about So was pre-
'Ta,7l Mr Moody by Hon. W w Grout'
@a gift from the church and parish A
NE clock. valued at about $50, was given
>s-i and wife by the young people OF
parish. 20 which Mr.. Moody MT
-l--y RESPONDED He preached his
--'eae- sermon Sunday morning TO
WY! large congregation, in which he
f-A- 90 the pleasant relations which had
sisted between them a. pastor and peo-
-ll also Of some OF the good that had
lacpmplished since his coming among
Sixty have united with the church,
t-."0 by confession of faith, and
Fel D. letter. The church has given
TAeFoient purposes, S67s during his
Mere. As he leaves the place he goes
1e best wishes of all for his future
HPrity- lie viii leave for his future
n the vest after a few weeks
i'ar'am r.,nnsn~
Mary Twombly has gone west e
'ster Who Is very sick
s Ford has made 2I7 pounds Of
t"~nty-hve weeks, from naliN'
"Al"ut any extra feed
s-ln Dwluell who moved here re